Anyone tried this?
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Anyone tried this?
Mark Rawlinson
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£38 for 12 oz !!!!!!!
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I’ve seen it but I usually just make my own with my freezer plate that I got from Amazon. I can make any flavour using yoghurt or cream, or make slushie & frozen cocktails & even wine - think it was about £18 about 10 years ago. Only down side I’d you have to eat it right away
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£38 for a four pack of 12oz, still expensive though!
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I bought a cheapish ice cream maker from Lakeland. Make my own with cream, fruit, eggs sweetener. It doesn’t raise my blood sugar at all.
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And £6.50 delivery
If I could pick up a single tub from a shop to try, I might, but not 4 tubs minimum, that's over £40 for something I may not like.
I occasionally have a very small portion of excellent 3 ingredient (cream, fruit, sugar) fruit cream ice (can't be called ice cream in Uk cos no eggs) from Cook to satisfy taste cravings. Hardly budges bg if I keep it small.
If I could pick up a single tub from a shop to try, I might, but not 4 tubs minimum, that's over £40 for something I may not like.
I occasionally have a very small portion of excellent 3 ingredient (cream, fruit, sugar) fruit cream ice (can't be called ice cream in Uk cos no eggs) from Cook to satisfy taste cravings. Hardly budges bg if I keep it small.
